And you aren't? That's all you ever do. You take something somebody said, then only remove and use pieces of their statement to completely make a new statement that has nothing to do with anything else. You are just a human version of mass media.

Who said anything about giving something away? I can walk into a dealership right now and they already have F-150s marked $12k below MSRP. But wait, that's not possible because dealerships don't give anything away! Fact is your argument fails, but you won't admit it. The price of an item is a set value. How you choose to pay for that item does not change the price of the item for everyone else, just what you pay for it.

/Argument.

What I've been saying. This is pure fact, not left up to interpretation.

-Alex

My boxers are still straight. I'm just wondering why you always feel the need to bring that statement into these discussions?

If I knew what you actually did for a living, I doubt it would make a bit of difference in this discussion.

You've completely missed my point and are entirely missed what I was talking about and arguing on something else entirely. Therefor I've been poking fun at you and you just take the ball and run with it. Just forget it and I will go back to ignoring you. lol

I can do that quite well. I played wide reciever in high school. :poker:

I bet you did..:lol:

Only freshman year though. Focused on baseball from there on out.

That's because even the cheerleaders were taller than you after freshman year. :poker:

No joke. I was 4-9 in 7th grade, 5-4 in 8th, then summer after freshman year I was 5-10. Pretty much where I stopped. I was the only white guy that could actually catch a football though, but my height hindered me.

I agree with Strokd about leasing. Leasing is the smartest way of having a vehicle under these conditions: 1. You don't drive more than 12-15k per year. 2. you don't keep your cars longer than 5-6 years on average 3. you don't mind driving something fairly unmodified.

Unless you plan on keeping the vehicle until after it's paid for or you have a large pile of cash to put down on the car to offset the depreciation expense that WILL inevitably occur, why would someone not want to lease if they meet the above criteria? Putting 10% or less down on a car and financing it for 60 or 72 months is a recipe for becoming upside down.

Well said.:happy107:

The more I read about this damn car, the more I want one.